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Kindness Clubs 
WSPA's Kindness Clubs aim to foster respect for animals and the environment amongst children and to teach a better understanding of the needs of animals.
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Amazon Ark 
An indigenous child learning about his environment and the animals that live in it. WSPA's wildlife education initiative at the heart of the Amazon jungle has instigated an understanding of conservation among children from remote forest communities
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Caring for Animals 
The manual consists of 22 teaching activities that help children to understand and explore our relationships with dogs and cats.

In some countries, notably the UK and the USA, individuals and organisations have been producing humane education materials and programmes for a considerable time.

These sometimes have to be adapted substantially before being suitable for use in other countries with different issues and concerns. Indigenous animal welfare organisations are addressing this subject by producing humane education materials suitable for their countries, in terms of the topics covered, the language and the teaching methods. A variety of these teaching resources would be suitable for other countries with similar problems, with some modifications to make them more widely applicable. This teachers' workbook is a superb example of such a resource.
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"I have left a bequest to WSPA because it’s a well-respected and financially secure group, which can be counted on to work well into the future. There are many organizations that help animals in our country. WSPA is special. They step in worldwide to help those who suffer from neglect and abuse, natural disasters, war, overpopulation, factory farming and ethnic customs. It’s comforting to know that there are people who are willing to put themselves at risk to help all kinds of creatures."
 
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